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A Short film by John Angelo Arroyo and Mars Dela Cruz
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A Short film by John Angelo Arroyo and Mars Dela Cruz
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Written By:Daniel de la Cruz, Juliane Dayahna Judilla, Gerard Paul Gallo
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Runtime:15 minutes
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Cast
John Angelo Arroyo, Marianne Dominique "Mars" Dela Cruz
Director
Krylle Melliza
Letlet
Hannah Joy Andasa
Judith
Eliseo Janagap
Prince
Jingkie Pedronio
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Jingkie Pedronio
Mother's Voice
Je Erryl Shayne Esmao
Tiyay Lolit
Joedel Nollaga
Interviewer
Joedel Nollaga
Father's Voice
Neolyn Pamonag
Tonet's Voice
Shanea Mae Nalaunan
Film Director
Arcel Vinz Agudo
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